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Our Services :

Trade Financing Solutions

Corporate Bank Account Opening

Supply Chain Financing

Our network with bankers can help clients with a range of financial products and services designed to facilitate financing international trade between buyers and sellers.

We assist clients in the opening of corporate bank account with the network of banks whom we collaborate, where they can their company’s financial transactions, such as receiving payments, making payments to suppliers, handling payroll, and managing cash flow. Write your text here...

We connects you with bankers who can arrange supply chain financing for purchase of raw material sourcing and integrates suitable payment modes to suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, to ensure that goods and services flow smoothly, efficiently, and cost-effectively.

You are welcome to get in touch with us for any enquiries. We are here to serve you.

Importance of Cross Border Transactions.

Cross-border transactions are essential for the global economy as they facilitate the exchange of goods, services, and capital between different countries. These transactions have grown in significance with the rise of globalization, helping to create interconnected markets and drive economic growth.

How BankButLer can assist you ?

Connect you with the right Banking Partners

Offering Financial Products for your shipments:

1. Leveraging Banking Partners’ Financial Products

Letters of Credit (LCs): Access Letters of Credit, which provide payment security in international transactions. Importers’ banks can guarantee payment to exporters once terms of the contract are met.

Trade Credit Insurance: Trrade credit insurance, in partnership with banks and insurance companies, to protect exporters against the risk of non-payment by foreign buyers.

Documentary Collections: Offer documentary collections where payment is made once the importer received the shipping documents. This is a secure way for exporters to ensure they get paid.

2. Supply Chain Financing Solutions (Reverse Factoring)

Reverse Factoring (Supplier Financing): Supplier (exporter) pays immediately after goods are delivered, while the importer can extend their payment terms.

Dynamic Discounting: Buyers (importers) pay suppliers (exporters) earlier than agreed in exchange for a discount on the invoice. d

3. Trade Finance Platforms and Digitalization

Digital Trade Platforms: Digital platforms that streamline the trade financing process for both importers and exporters with real-time access to trade finance products, such as letters of credit and supply chain financing.

4. Invoice Financing and Factoring

Invoice Factoring: Exporters (or importers in some cases) selling their invoices to a bank or financial institution , receiving immediate cash in exchange for the outstanding invoice.

Receivables Financing: Exporters can receive financing based on their receivables, allowing them to quickly access cash while their invoices are still outstanding.

5. Working Capital Loans and Trade Loans

Short-Term Trade Loans: Securing short-term loans from partner banks to cover the costs of importing goods or financing exports. These loans can be used for working capital, procurement of raw materials, or covering expenses while waiting for receivables.

Supply Chain Loans: Supply chain loans that are specifically tied to the financial performance of the supply chain. Flexible loans that allow businesses to access capital based on anticipated cash flow from supply chain activities.

6. Cross-Border Payment Solutions

Multi-Currency Accounts: A multi-currency solution, enabling importers and exporters to hold, convert, and transfer multiple currencies at competitive exchange rates, reducing the cost of cross-border payments and minimizing currency risks.

Global Payment Networks: Access to global payment networks, allowing importers and exporters to send and receive payments seamlessly. This can include faster and cheaper international wire transfers, reducing delays in the supply chain.

7. Risk Mitigation Tools

Foreign Exchange Hedging: Banks offering hedging products to protect against fluctuations in exchange rates that could impact the cost of importing or exporting goods.

Credit Risk Assessment: Risk assessment tools that allow businesses to evaluate the creditworthiness of their trade partners, whether they are importers or exporters. This reduces the risk of default or late payment in international trade transactions.

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